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HI,I am from India I had sex with an escort in the month of Dec2009 and in the month of march I started facing some strange symptoms like problems related to breathing,sore throat and so on. So I decided to go for a test and I have undergone tridot test and the result was declared negative I have repeated the same test from march to oct2010 and every time the result was declared negative. But what concerns me is that from past few month's I am having some lumps on my thigh's and on my back and I have a black nd red color scar on my abdomen nd I am also having slight pain in my stomach. Is tridot test equal lent to  Elisa.Some people say that tridot is a second generation test and is not reliable at 3 month's is that true am I safe. What about my symptoms are they related to HIV.
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Thank You Very Much Sir.
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All tests are conclusive at 3 months.
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Thank You Very Much.My last question if a test belongs to 2nd generation like that one I had undergone(tridot) will it detect the virus at 3 month's or will it take more time when compared to 3rd and 4th generation tests.
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Improved sensitivity and specificity.
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Sir, Could u please tell me what's the diffrence between 2nd and 3rd generation test's.
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You tested conclusively negative. See your doctor if you are concerned about your symptoms they are unrelated to HIV.
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